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RealKenshiro, this is probably the path we all took first lol
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So I don't mean this as a judgement on this kata (which I like), but there is more to kata quality than simply complete description, good tests, etc. I would call these things the execution of the kata. But what about features of quality such as, how interesting is the kata? Some users may find even a perfectly executed kata to be simply very boring. How unique is it compared to other kata? If it is too similar it will of course be marked as a duplicate, but if not it might still be too similar for some peoples liking, which affects their view of its quality.
Or to put it another way, open issues are for direct tangible problems which can be recognised by a single person, and verified by others. Very rarely is "agreement" necessary for kata issues, because either a kata has the issue or it doesnt. But for things like how fun it is, how interesting, how unique, no one person has the power to decide that its "too boring" and mark it an issue, so thats where satisfaction vote comes in, because ultimately these things are a part of a katas quality. People have a right to vote according to these opinions.
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very nice!
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code golf code golf code golf code golf 🗣🗣🗣
limited code length ):
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I have 2 different solutions with 27...
Most people will probably start from that approach, including me. That's exactly why the character threshold is set right below its length. If no minor "local" edit will shorten that approach further, you'll need to take a detour.
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